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Band 6+: The bar graph shows the number of college students who got otvarious sporting events. The pie chart shows the percentage of students going or not going to the event.

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The data depicts the proportion of university students who participate in different sporting activities, while the chart displays the percentage of students who attend sporting contests.

Overall, an overwhelming majority of students didn’t participate in any particular sporting tournament. The greatest number of participants in sporting competition came from the male candidates, while the least were from female students. Football is the most highly attended sporting activity, whereas badminton is the least attended sporting event.

Students who didn’t participate in sporting events comprise 80% of the five hundred respondents. On the other hand, those who participated in sporting events make up 20% of survey takers.

Regarding the pie chart, football is the most favorable sporting occasion among the boys attendees, which stood at over 30 participants. In contrast, badminton is the least popular sport among boys and girls, standing at fewer than 10 attendees. It is noticeable that tennis is the most preferred sport for female students, representing over 20 students. Moreover, the number of students participating in badminton is proportional, constituting 10 students, respectively.

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